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The 21-step change nobody wants to own: why SAP change promotion is an agentic use case

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Part 1 of 10 · Building an Agentic Change-Approval MVP on MuleSoft Ask anyone who has run SAP in a regulated company how long it takes to move a tested change from QA to production. They rarely answer with a number. They sigh and start describing the process. That process is the subject of this ser…

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  1. 2026-09-29 02:38 · DEV Community — AI
    The 21-step change nobody wants to own: why SAP change promotion is an agentic use case

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